Your client has just completed 11 minutes on the Bruce Protocol. Their peak BP was 168/70. They've just entered into recovery andyou notice the following rhythm. What do you do.12سالم مان سنهRecov 11.52Meh 00ساس اند ایرانی است این استان شناسی سیاسی استانداهممسجدالمارجرRPEHRMETMAPTarget HR1. HPrevious BP 13870 HR-BPO YIKES, did our client die and come back to life?ادهکر سالیدIELTova LuTASI"TV 1O Continue to montintor EKG and BP the rhythm is not a medical emergencyO Continue to montintor EKG and BP the rhythm is a medical emergency and we need to call 911O The client fainted and we need to elevate his legs and activate the emergency response

ECG states electrocardiogram. It is a non invasive diagnostic procedure. It is used to record the electrical activity of the heart. This helps to diagnose the heart related disorders. The correct answer is option "1" that is "continue to monitor EKG and BP the rhythm is not a medical emergency". Explanation : the Bruce protocol is a exercise test or the treadmill test. This test is a non invasive, which helps to determine the risk of cardiovascular disease. Indication of this test are : To determine the risk and prognosis of cardiovascular disease. To determine the latent coronary disease. To evaluate the congestive heart failure and arrythmia. In case of chest pain and other associated cardiac findings. Contraindications of this test are : Unstable angina. Recent myocardial infraction. Acute myocarditis and pericarditis. Severe dysrhythmias. This test is based on the metabolic equivalents (MET). MET determine the amount of oxygen or calories used by the body during the physical activity. The MET score are : If the MET score is less than 5 indicate risk of cardiac problem. If MET score is less than 7 METS indicate trigger concern. If MET Score is 10 indicate good. If MET score is 12 and higher indicate excellent. As per the above scenario, the patient MET(s) score is 14.8. Hence, this is an excellent score and the patient is not at risk of cardiac or medical emergency. Hence, the option "1" is a correct answer. Incorrect answers : The rest of the options are not suitable to the above patient ECG scenario, Hence option "2. 3 and 4" are an incorrect answers.